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CROATIAN COMPANIES INVESTED USD96.48MILLION ABROAD LAST YEAR

ZAGREB, Jan 10 (Hina) - Croatian companies invested US$96.48 million abroad from January through September 2002 and a total of $658.08 million from 1993 through September 2002, according to central bank data released on Friday.
ZAGREB, Jan 10 (Hina) - Croatian companies invested US$96.48 million abroad from January through September 2002 and a total of $658.08 million from 1993 through September 2002, according to central bank data released on Friday. #L# Croatian companies' ownership investments abroad in last year's first nine months amounted to $76.2 million, or to $588.49 million from 1993 through September 2002. Last year's first three quarters saw Croatian companies invest the most in Slovenia -- 28.57% of all direct investments. In that period 35.64% of all direct ownership investments was invested in cellulose production, which leads to the conclusion that the majority was made by the Belisce paper and packing manufacturer, which purchased Slovenia's Valkarton in the first half of last year. However, the majority of direct ownership investments in last year's first nine months was directed in the production of pharmaceuticals -- 40.97%. Cellulose production was second, followed by investments in maritime and coastal transport (14.97%) and holding company management (5.06%). Besides Slovenia, Croatian companies invested in the Netherlands (24.7%), Bosnia-Herzegovina (17.37%), Switzerland (13.91%), and Liberia (10.47%). Central bank data on foreign investments in the period between 1993 and the end of September last year indicates the main destination of Croatia's direct investments was Poland, which attracted 31.55% of all investments. Some of Croatia's biggest companies, like the Pliva drugs company and the Podravka food manufacturer, have opened their branches or set up new companies there. Bosnia was next (26.58%), followed by the Netherlands (11.5%), Slovenia (11.45%), Switzerland (4.1%), the Marshall Islands (3.81%), Macedonia (3.29%), Austria (3.02%), Antigua and Barbuda (three percent), and Panama (2.55%). Broken down by activity, the majority of ownership investments by Croatian companies between 1993 through September 2002 was made in pharmaceuticals (43.69%) and maritime and coastal transport (13.11%). Telecommunications are next with 6.69%, monetary brokerage with 4.67% and cellulose production with 4.61%. (hina) ha

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